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Ray of Light Theatre of San Francisco presents 'Songs for a New World' at the Eureka Theatre May 11 - 27.

Magic Theatre, the premiere home for new plays, announces its 2007-08 Season of six world premiere productions. Opening September 2007 and running through June 2008, the season brings together Magic Theatre veterans and Bay Area newcomers with a compelling mix of theatrical storytelling.

The second national tour cast of 'Jersey Boys' has launched into performances at San Francisco's Curran Theatre, through September 30, 2007. Starring Steve Gouveia, Jeremy Kushnier, Jarrod Spector and Drew Gehling.

San Jose Repertory Theatre, under the art direction of Timothy Near, announced their 2007-2008 Season with five of six plays. Tickets available now.

The SF Playhouse premiers 'First Person Shooter' written by Aaron Loeb, directed by Jon Tracy, playing May 2 - June 9.

American Conservatory Theater is proud to present the West Coast premiere Blackbird, written by David Harrower, and directed by Loretta Greco April 27 through May 27. An intimate and unflinching portrait of two individuals destroyed by an illicit love, 'Blackbird' officially opens Wednesday, May 2 at 8PM.

STOMP smashes into the Flint Center for five performances April 27 - 29.

'Mamma Mia!' the smash hit musical based on the songs of ABBA, returns to the Orpheum Theatre for a limited engagement September 5 - 22.

Duncan Sheik, alternative rock singer/songwriter, and composer of Broadway's 'Spring Awakening' will perform songs from his solo work at The Independent in San Francisco Wednesday, April 25 at 8PM.

The New Conservatory Theatre Center presents 'A Conversation with Bill Irwin,' a discussion with the Tony-Award winning actor moderated by SF Chronicle theatre critic Robert Hurwitt at NCTC Monday, April 23 at 7PM.

The ACT Ruby Jubilee: Celebrating 40 Magical Seasons of ACT, a fundraiser for ACT's conservatory programs will be held Sunday, April 22 beginning at 5:30PM at The Four Seasons Hotel. Stage, film, and television star Eric McCormack will headline.

Justin Greer's passion for theatre has grown from the curtain to the classroom. Currently Dance Captain of 'The Producers,' he is now lending his talents as an arts educator for several New York programs and organizations, including Camp Broadway!

'Jersey Boys,' winner of the 2006 Tony Award for Best Musical, will extend its run through September 30, 2007 at San Francisco's Curran Theatre.

To close their 37th season, TheatreWorks tackles 'Merrily We Roll Along,' the self-proclaimed Broadway flop. They deserve a pat on the back. Just don't do it again.

Aurora Theatre Company announces the four play submission finalists for the Global Age Project (GAP), a new works initiative that promotes the creation of forward-looking theatre. Playwright Craig Lucas presents 'Subterranea' as the keystone play of the readings.

Edmund White's US premiere of 'Terre Haute' at San Francisco's New Conservatory Theatre Center is beautifully uncomfortable and exceptionally performed, putting us in the opposing minds of a terrorist and a novelist.

Cal Performances at the University of California, Berkeley presents 'An Evening with Michael McKean: Reality at Arm's Length' as part of the 'Strictly Speaking' series. The event takes place Sunday, April 15 at 7PM in Zellerbach Hall A. Tickets are $20, $28, and $38.

The 42nd Street Moon Theatre Company presents Cole Porter's 1932 romantic musical, 'Gay Divorce' to play April 12 - May 6 at the Eureka Theatre.

The national tour of the award-winning Edward Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' hits San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre April 11 (opening April 13) with performances through May 12.

American Musical Theatre of San Jose will sizzle and shake with 'Smokey Joe's Café,' the longest running musical revue in Broadway history. This rollicking show recreates 40 chart-topping hits from the legendary creative team of Jerry Leiber (lyrics) and Mike Stoller (music). Opening April 10 with performances through April 22.